dholliday
deconstructed rep
ZX Spectrum: Ghosts n' Goblins
Atari 2600: Crystal Castles
NES: Super Mario Bros 3
Sega Master System: Alex Kidd in Miracle World
Game Boy: Pokemon Blue
Game Boy Color: Pokemon Gold
SNES: Super Punch Out
Mega Drive: Shadowrun
PS1: Final Fantasy 7
PS2: Grand Theft Auto III (Toss up between about six games for this system though)
N64: Zelda: Ocarina of Time
Dreamcast: Shenmue II
XBox 360: The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim
Nintendo DS: Dragon Quest IX: Sentinel of the Starry Skies
Nintendo 3DS: Pokemon X
Wii U: Zelda: Wind Waker
PC: Championship Manager 97/98
PS4: Metal Gear Solid 5
... when I list it like that, I've had a ridiculous amount of consoles haha - the only two I don't currently own are the Atari 2600 and Spectrum.
The best gaming system by a mile was the PS1. Absurd amount of top quality games.
Agreed on the PS1 golden era. The Resident Evils were also great. The first MGS too.
Played Alex Kidd at a mate's as he had the Master System, was really enjoyable, preferred it to Mario and learnt Rock, Paper, Scissors too. Other friends were Nintendo-heads, F-Zero on the SNES was the only one I really enjoyed on those systems (SF2 as well but eventually got that on Sega). Ghost-n-Goblins was hard as fook! That and Strider were two C64 games I never got past the first level on. GTA3 was groundbreaking, epic game.
Some Shenmue love here, read this only yesterday:
https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2014/may/02/shenmue-sega-classic-14-years-too-late